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A question about the COM port mapping in W2K Terminal Services

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jeffycli

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Dear all,

I have a serial device connected to COM1 of my client workstation. And I would like to use the application running in the Terminal Server to access that serial device.

I know there is COM port mapping function in W2K Terminal Services. This facilitates me to see the local COM port of the client workstation in Terminal Service session only in the Add Printer Wizard.

What should I do so that my application running in the Terminal Server can access the serial device which is attached to my client workstation.

Best Regards,
Jeff Li
 
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